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1 Howzatt !!! An Introduction to Cricket Avneesh Sud

2 Howzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

3 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! A Gentleman’s Game… Marylebone Cricket Club formed in London in 1787 The ‘Home of Cricket’

4 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! … And A ‘Religion’ Fanatic levels of support in South Asia

5 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

6 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules  Basics  Equipment & Field  Players  Play: Scoring & Getting Out  Winning Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

7 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules  Basics  Equipment & Field  Players  Play: Scoring & Getting Out  Winning Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

8 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Basics Similar to baseball ( ) 2 Teams: 11 players each  Batting Team – bats an innings and scores runs  Fielding Team – bowls and gets batting team out Reverse roles after an innings Team with most runs wins

9 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules  Basics  Equipment & Field  Players  Play: Scoring & Getting Out  Winning Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

10 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Equipment Ball

11 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Equipment Ball Bat

12 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Equipment Ball Bat Wickets ≈ ‘Plate’  Stumps  Bails

13 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Equipment Ball Bat Wickets  Stumps  Bails Protective Gear  Helmet, Gloves, Pads,…

14 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Field Oval Field ≈ ‘Diamond’  No size restrictions, 100-160 yards across Pitch in center ≈ ‘Inside Baselines’ Pitch

15 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Pitch Wickets / Stumps ≈ ‘Plate’

16 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Pitch Batting Crease ≈ ‘Home Plate’

17 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Pitch Bowling Crease ≈ ‘Pitching Mound’

18 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules  Basics  Equipment & Field  Players  Play: Scoring & Getting Out  Winning Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

19 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Players (Batting Team) Batsman (2) ≈ ‘Batter’  Striker ≈ ‘Home Base’

20 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Players (Batting Team) Batsman (2) ≈ ‘Batter’  Striker ≈ ‘Home Base’  Non-striker ≈ ‘Other Base’

21 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Players (Fielding Team) Bowler (1) ≈ ‘Pitcher’

22 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Players (Fielding Team) Wicket-Keeper (1) ≈ ‘Catcher’

23 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Players (Fielding Team) Fielders (9)  Wicket-keeper, bowler also fielders

24 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Officials Umpires (2)

25 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules  Basics  Equipment & Field  Players  Play: Scoring & Getting Out  Winning Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

26 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! The Play: One ‘Ball’ Bowler bowls the ball to striker Striker tries to hit ball with bat  Runs scored  No runs scored  Gets out

27 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scoring Runs ‘Running’ runs  Ball remains inside the field  Batsmen run across the pitch  Striker ↔ Non- striker  Each crossing of pitch = 1 run  Score 1, 2, 3 or 4 runs

28 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scoring Runs Boundary: 4 runs  Ball rolls outside the field  Batsmen do not run across

29 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scoring Runs Boundary: 4 runs  Ball rolls outside the field  Batsmen do not run across

30 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scoring Runs Boundary: 6 runs ≈ ‘Home Run’  Ball flies outside the field  Batsmen do not run across

31 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scoring Runs Boundary: 6 runs ≈ ‘Home Run’  Ball flies outside the field  Batsmen do not run across

32 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scoring Runs No runs scored  Striker misses / Ball goes direct to fielder  Batsmen do not run across

33 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out ‘Strike Out’ ‘Caught Out’ ‘Thrown Out’

34 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Bowled ≈ ‘Strike Out’  Ball hits stumps

35 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Bowled ≈ ‘Strike Out’  Ball hits stumps

36 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Bowled ≈ ‘Strike Out’  Ball hits stumps

37 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Caught ≈ ‘Caught Out’  Fielder catches ball before it touches the ground

38 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Caught ≈ ‘Caught Out’  Fielder catches ball before it touches the ground

39 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Run-out ≈ ‘Thrown Out’  Batsmen run across  Fielder hits stumps with ball before batsman reaches batting crease

40 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Run-out ≈ ‘Thrown Out’  Batsmen run across  Fielder hits stumps with ball before batsman reaches batting crease

41 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Leg Before Wicket (LBW)  Striker does not hit ball with bat  Ball hits striker  Ball was going to hit stumps  Appeal to Umpire - “Howzatt !!”

42 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Leg Before Wicket (LBW)  Striker does not hit ball with bat  Ball hits striker  Ball was going to hit stumps  Appeal to Umpire - “Howzatt !!”

43 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Getting Out Other Ways  Stumped  Hit-Wicket  Handled Ball  Double Hit  Timed Out  Obstructing the field Only ONE batsman can get out / ball

44 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules  Basics  Field & Equipment  Players  Scoring & Getting Out  Winning Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

45 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Test Matches Match lasts up to 5 days One innings = (all) 10 batsmen get out Batting team ↔ Fielding team Each team plays (up to) 2 innings Team with maximum runs wins

46 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scorecard A England vs. Australia  England (1 st innings): 237 all out  Australia (1 st innings): 412 all out  England (2 nd innings): 375 all out  Australia (2 nd innings): 201 for 5 412+201 > 237+375 Result: Australia wins by 5 wickets

47 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Scorecard B India vs. Pakistan  Pakistan (1 st innings): 105 all out  India (1 st innings): 492 all out  Pakistan (2 nd innings): 235 all out 492 > 105+235 Result: India wins by an innings

48 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Recap 2 Teams: 11 players each  Batting Team – bats an innings and scores runs  Fielding Team – bowls and gets batting team out Reverse roles after an innings Team with most runs wins

49 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Outline Brief History Rules Demo! Advanced Techniques (Gokul)

50 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Field

51 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Pitch

52 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! Pitch: Dimensions Stumps 20.12m (22 yards) 17.68m 3.05m (10 ft) Batting Crease

53 Avneesh SudHowzatt !!! From A Shepherd’s Game… Similar game played by shepherds in England in 13 th century ‘Cric’ = Curved staff used by a shepherd

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